Evening Star Newspaper, March 17, 1858, Page 3

oar = LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Tur Cranity Lectcss.—The leeture of the Hon. Edward Everett on “Charity,” and for the denefit of the poor of this city, was delivered at the Smithsonian Institution last evening. audience was very large, and comprised the elite and fashionable of onr ciffzens, es well as many members of both houses of Congress. The Ma- rine Band was in the gallery, whence they oltiedieaenael The | ebrated in this city—bya ‘ Sdakadnhaitiianahisie rt CrLesnation ov St. Parnicx's Day.—Oddly enough, St. Patrick's Day, this year, is neither stormy ner blustery; in fact, it came in as “ mild asa lamb,” and promises to goout in the same docile manner, This year the day is doubly cel- -. of gentlemen who are to have aset-downof theo id-time sortat Mun- let's snioon, aud by the Catholic Total Absti- nence Soclety, who wind up their celeb:ation of the day dinner, on temperance principles, at the Assen:ly Rooms. This Society, to the num- poured forth rich music for the entertainment of | ber of some four hundred persons, made a fine those assembled wati! the arrival of the lecturer. Mr. Everett made his appearance accompanied by the Hon. Secretaries Cass and Thompson aad Mayor Magruder. The latter gentieman requested that if avy attaches of the ress were present they would abstain from mak- je a report of the lecture, as Mr. E. is under obligation to deliver it in several other cities. and be does not, therefore, wish it to be published. Mayor Magender then introduced the lecturer We feel under obligations to comply with the Tequest of Mr. Everett, but xball nevertheiess marks. On being introduced by the Mayor, - commenced by alluding in general terms to the recent financial revalsion and the conse- quent distress Y, ned to thi country, aithoug , but Iter tended through. nfed- eracy of the wo: tions of trade, themselves and families by the fruits of their tabor, suddenly found themsetves thrown out of employment. their resources cut off, and them- selves and families redaced to beggary and want tue severity of their fate rendered many desper- ate, and they became, from honest citizens, tit tis to be pressed into tempta‘ion and crime their nevessities. Enlarging wpon this sub- t, the eloquent lecturer appealed to the bearts bis bearers, tn behalf of these sufferers, and urged that they are entitled tu a more active ex- eroise of syinpathy than the puor under ordinary clreamstances. It was, however, no part of his basiness te dilate on the causes which led to this revulsion. His errand here was cleady accom plished, he urged, aud the aud Litre yard themselves ax really admiuistering to the object more than aay thing he sbaiisay. That ob- Ject is to procure something for the aid of the poor yn Washington city. and if the audience shall not think when he ts done that they hive obtained the worth of their money, they can console them- selves with the refiection that the poor have got their money. Mr. K. then proceeded to urge the necessity of organized action, especially in large cities, for the rehef of the poor. When ieft to ind!- vidual charity, those who are rea! nerone are ex ‘d to contianal imposition, while the truly needy are apt to receive but 2 small share of the benefits ofcharity. He related several anecdotes illustrative of the rascality which Is often perpe- trated under the cloak of mendicity. One of these occurred In Phitadelphia, where a littie xirl related toa benevolent hearted lady a piteous story of want and woe. Her father, she s was sick, and the entire family were most mise:- ably destitute. So well didthe child play ber part that the lady bestowed a muniticent largesa of money and victnals, and bade her come again This invitation was accepted, and the child called again. Finally the jeremiade of the little mendicant was changed The father, she said, had died, and there were no means to bury him. The purse of the lady again poured out its con- tents for relief, but she asked the child where sbe lived, and promised to call and assist the wretched family still more. She did call, and found ail was as the child bad said, but on leav- 19g the house she accidentally iefi her purse. and what was her surprise on returning for it to find the dead man sitting up in bis cottin count- ing over the pieces it contained. several other enecdotes of rascality of this description we:e toid as jag occurred in this country Mr. Everett then gave some humorous accounts of Enropean mendicants. A:nong these was one efan American gentleman who spent a winter al Soranta, in the kingdom of Naples. He gavea small sum toa beggar, and this led to oti the craft flocking around bim for alms. ut the time of his departure the entire c bis regular beneficiari parts of the city and t was no less than ninet The ory bands of beggars in the Eurepean cities wa’ described, aud some of the rules of their ment related. The lecturer next proceeded to no tory of charity or rather of charitable institutions. He said that prior to the days of Christianity very little charity was exercised, but oa the rise of the Christian Church this was instituted as one o its chief features. He paid a very bigh aplis ment to some of the older charitable as<ccia' ions of the Catholic Church, and especially to t Sisters of Charity, and the venerable founder of that order, st Vincent de Paul. He alsoalluded eeeee te the charitable organizations of Eng- lane The doctrine of some political economists, who Oppose charitable institutions, was next Lakes up and refuted, and the eloquent lecturer referred with emphatic deuunciation to the creed of Mal- surroanding © abo govern- thus, whe contended that a ron destitute of the means for his subsistence, or unable to get sutil- cient employment to earn those means, was not needed in the world and bad. therefore, no right to live. Following this with numerous ropsodic enco- k miums on charity, in the course of whieh Mr availed himseif of quotati Wh Val ions sta ard suthors, he came at last to notice the extra at foibles and follies of the presentage, whieh ebill the hearts of me: t render thein callous of the wants of their fellows ile drew a tare here of a poor girl, who was unable to obtain employment, suffering from want and destitution without hope, money, or friends, and benet every side with temptation. Finally, st. beneath the oppressive weight of aceu horrors, and is lost forever in the alpyss of infamy and ruin = He ecloxed this discourse, radiant throng bont With the brightest «c Mations of imaginative and descriptive thought, and abounding in rhe- toriea! beauty, with 4 most powerfully alf-cting parable, illustrative of ingratitude . does Tur Dinner ruis Event cessary for ands of the sts that the Annual St.-Patrick’s-Day Dinner of fellow-citizens ef trish b off at Gy pom to-day, of N the ox bands men + —It is hardly ne- ind the thous- fact our band extract at Munder’s Ha nth and P) street. han as nents ace in the uittee of very competent tle. + the occasion will, doubtless, be @ very j sand all attending will, and - tbe full of life pleasant emotions. ‘Phe day jea glorions one, not oniy for Ireland, but for the cause of Christianity, for which no other of the early fathers Chureh did more ia lis day As venal genera! Wastivetox Taxstes —Charles Mathews came ont last ni tine, ie. that of « wizard. He is lt of band perform ud we advise him to stick to the ate drama.” Of course # burlesy +d wpon the magicians. be a good deal obseured by the elat which he went through a lony pogramme of ud it is quite evident the comedian Mmself upon bein: somewhat of a dal at vee Po-night Mr. Mathews reinrs to genuine comedy, sppearing in two fine Pieces, “A Bae elor of Arts’ and “Out of S ght, ont of Mind Aire. Mathews appeare also in the first p Was t was fe manner in Atrewrr to Bees a Macistrate’s Orrice — Persor or persous forced the door » o8 Louisiana avenue near Seventh street, and, after taki two or three pistole and the knife with which young Faccell was killed, they kindled a fire on the platform Weneath his desk, wh i, after burning a large hole in the floor, went out fra air. it umable that some one who bad ing to law im that otfice, made the attempt for revenge Tne Axvvat Commencement of the Med eal Department of Georgetown College takes place to-morrow night at the Smithsonian Institution President Maguire, of Georgetown Col confer the degrees, and the yaledictor will be delivered by Georg C. ~ehaeifer, M_D be xraduates are Somerse: Robinson. D.C J. Felix Morgan. M4; 3.E Spalding, Ma: F W. Mead ¥: Benj Ma; LB R_ Baxter k, Pa; Fianck ting Odd Fellows ¥ their nightly per They attord fun, as well as music, Hall, and somethia, over, formaneers vide the Master Eade any everybody laneh cons so, alse, Li song’ Ob Piltetis of a fellow, of a fe bave seen.” delivered with irresistible nair+te Go and see them le Lis Tue Caruorte Tota, Asstivexce Be. ctaL Soctety,of Washington, D C., held i's annual meeting this morning, at nine o'clock a their ball, in St Patrick's church. The chair was occupied by Dr. Joseph Walsh, Vice Presi- dent. in the absence of the President. After the Teadiny of the journal. the Society adjourned till next Sandsy evening, when the aunual election of officers wiil take piace Rovsery.—Dr. Ma: ua:d’s House, on Pernsy] Vania avenue, near the Circle, was robbed jast tof a ciock and varions artictes of clothi ‘The thir ves, however, seem to have vot alarmed &- thoy bet the clock on the porch of the hoaseof a coin rd ow a aimed Dozier, Who resides in the rear of Riggs’ Cotave. Soe nave ia ‘or to give our readers « brief ayeopeis of | addressed b want of Wax iW tien of tue dis ¥ of tue clock, aud it was ob- tamed to-day by Otter Cawes, aud identified as the pr pecty of Dr Maynar turn-out this morning, under the marsbaiship of on the stand | J.D. Clarke, Esq., and headed by Esputa's cor- net band, wi formed a variety of inspirit- ing Irish airs. the large and handsome banner of the Association, with its inscription, * We practice what we preach,” attracted much atten- tion along the line of march. ‘The Association proceeded to St. Patrick's Charch, where High Mass was ‘brated in honor of the patron Saint of this Church, by the Rev. Father O'Toole, its pastor. On conclusion of the Mass the association was y Rev. Father Jas. Callan, who de- livered an efoquent panegyric on the patron Saint of the day. The Choir sung with fine effect, Haydn's cele- brated No. 1 Mass, in B, conducted by Prof. J. P. Cauliteld, the organist of that Church. Sc Patrick's Chureh is entitled to a larceshare of credit under the indefatigable Father O'Toole’s ministrations for the active and etfective good that has been accomplisbed within the past year in the way of forming and putting inte practical Working the Society who, to-day, celebrate their fistanuiversary ‘This Suciety was formed this day last vear. with 12 members. To-day they number 450 good members. This afernoon the Assoctation will chin Procession through the principal streets and at 6 Pp ™. proceed to the Assembiy Rooms to enjoy theirdinner ‘Tue Gaayp Turk, who has been announced as coming, coming, coming to town, bas come— acriv’ las. night—took rooms at Willards—and is to-day, with his suite, taking a look at the lions of the Metropolis. He has an hundred and fifty wives at home, and his title is the Rear Admiral Mohammed Pacha. We xuppose our readers know that bis mission to this country is to ue a Yankee made frigate for the Suitan’s navy. This secounts. we suppose, for the fact tha' be has a string of New York Councilmen banging to bis orjentat coat-tails wherever he goes. His xuit conststé of Said Suliman’ Effendi, Capt. Hassan Hey, Lieut Sadi it-nd! ©. Oscanyan, interpre- ter, and J. Hosford Simith ex-Ottoman Consul ‘Dhey are accompanied by Aldermen Boole, of N. Y_, and Councilmen Cross, Van Tyneand Greene The visters propose stayiag from ten to fifteen days. The Turkish fag is flying at Willards in honor to the party. At balf past 10 o'clock, to-day, Mohammed Pacha and his suite, in full Oriental dress, paid a visit to Hon is Cans, Secretary of State, and after a pleasant interview proceeded to the Navy Department, and from thence to the Navy Yard on a visit of inspection. The Pacha was waited upon this morning by several naval officers, among thei Commodores Shubrick and Smith. Hrarru Reront.—The deaths reported during the month of February in the city of Washington, are as follows: Asthma ......--+-.... 2) Intemperance. Brain—congestion of. 1 Jaundic Inflainmation of.... 3! Catarrh. Consum Convulsiens. Crou Cyanosis Debility Deliriam tremen: Dropsy. Eoteritn +++ 4) Mengitis 1Old age 2 Do. 1|Serofula. C9 De ee AD ae ee OD Fever—c: Seariet 10) Stiliborn Ganahot 2) snicide.. Heart—disease o: Hemorrhage... Aged as follows 19|Stillborn.... AN ATTEMPT was made to rob Mohammed Pa- cha at Willard’s Hotel, last night. While the Pa- cha and Suite were at dinner, a xervant detected a thief In the act of breaking open a large double trunk, containing the jewelled decorations of honor of the Pacha and two thousand dollars in sold. The thief, who it is supposed has fol- owed the party from New York, effected his es- espe, but minus his booty. Over Littie Forxs should not forget the at treetive entertainment of the Peak Family, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. With the low Price of admission—only one dime—we doubt not every little boy and girl will be sure and be present, to listen to the barmonious voices of Master Eddie and little Lisette in their charming songs and hallads THe Wastixctos Hoxticentvrat Socrert holds its annual meeting to-night Warten Returns —Aldo Ebeling. Germany, drunk and disorderly, workhouse 90 days. Ed- va Treland,do ;do. Jue. Knowles, issed with youth. S J. Jobhn- on Jno. Ryon; fine a sword cane, and ease. Seven lodgers, son, Pa, secu: ity for court in the non-residents, On the léth instant, at i0:20 p.m., CHARLES F, » CUMMINS, in the 25th year of hisage. The frients of the family are requested to attend hus tuneral from his residence, 2.8 north | street, on Thuraday Afvernoon, lath inst., at 33 o'clock. | * On the 17th metant. MATILDA ANN, wife of the Int K.Ofutt Esq.. ints Sth year of her age. Sue died true to her faith, aud inthe hope of w minortaisty. sand friends are invited to attend hor yiorrow, Ci hureday) at 3 o'clock p. + from the re ‘nee of Mr. James Booth, her aw, Garrison street, Navy Yard, aitimore papers wiil plerse copy.) i On the tnrh inst., after a lingering illness of five mouths, whieh she bore with Christian resignation to the willof ler Divine Maker, JANE E. GLAD- DEN, need 32 yearn. ‘The friends and r-latives of the farnily are request- ed attend her funeral ‘This (Wedne day) atter- noon, at three ociock, from the residence of her f-in-iaw. John Camphbeli, No. 55 street, broth withodt fur.her notice, On the 2d instant, at St. Paul, Minnesota, JAS. CORCORAN, only child of C, Ni and 8. C.'Thon, aged 8 months. TED—A WHITE WOMAN ae Nurse to - Intaxt. Apply at 374 H street, between 13th ie t W and? WARXTEDA A good JOURNEY AN BAR Hot ity atHEARD & WATSON’S, Naticnai _Wigeand Tonpees always on hand. mm 17-st* QW 48 TED — On of about the 15th April ensuing, threeer four Unfuruished ROUMS, eugints loented, Address H, Star Offica, stait.g price mni location. m7 3t* Ws NPED TO RENT.—A tamu g Soré rooms, with Vational Hotel oliee. stating terms and mruation. VV ANTED- YOUTH 17 years of age, a Sit Hf Like to learn the Boot and TEUD—For a ‘ee or four FU nt. in the want a and his fanuly, {D ROOMS, near a ro partof thecity, Address ae Testa Box No PUATION WANTED—tsy ng Englistinwn. who bos been but a athe in the ecuntry. Uuderatands the care Pras. No objections to the couttry. reference given. Addrees Box No. a, rthree days. m 17-2t* $1,500 for one and two years on the lute al seouritirs. Address A. \W.N.,, through the Post wfhce. m6 37 rent. Our loeation cenirss portion of the eity. where we are Kood cash bustaess. We will make terme very r: “ a Address C. BH. W., City Post Office. m 15-St* WANTED To BUY—Back numbers of Har- per's Magazine tor the yeors i# v, 1851, 185z. nt the Northern Liberties cheap Bookstore,~327 7th Ss wishing to = their sets for binding any number desired at the above place. JANTED—A FARM HOKSE CARRIAGE Ree Se 49 Uh atre nomas L ‘at Toll ¢ ‘4 ENAN 4S fora neatly and weil rn House, Enquire corner 22d and G ae i m 13- RICKS WANTED—P, ope 3 I furnishing one milion on Guiding. pice ir wich oash will be paid ondelivery of theeame. Per - cis , roposing to furnish are requested t me tl quanti y and kind, either red, saunen, ro iy The brick arch 01 - wil! be required to be ‘delivered ny ith the sampies offered. _ J. 6. & WA WILLARD, ANT D—Forthe United States Arm: " bodied unmarried MEN, to whom will we be given good pay, beard, clothing and medioal attendaues, Vay from §!2to0 $22 per month No ina baving a wife nald wali be rcoepted. AL Apply for mounted service at Yates’ Hotei, n Etreet, vsite Centre Market. Tih etreet, opp vite Cent ROGER JONES, Ist Lieut, Mounted Kiflemen, fe 27-tf Recrujting Officer, Siinialhsn nsikeinnsoten Ghansundieeliaibtibeheimodndaaieedsonindaeee ee —$—$— AMUSEMENTS. ABHINGTON THEATRE TWO ORIGINAL COMEDIES. Last mht but three of the of the arent! ngith Comedian and his ing and talented wife. MR.and MRS. CHARLES MATHEWS. THIS EVENING, March 17. a = BACHELOR OF ART: Poe are Auclpauee te eerie hemor mon Ast a And OUT Cae SIGHT, OUT OF MIND, Gatherwool Coleiesiio ne Tl hiner Mr. Mathews Thursday, me of THE GREAT GUN TRICK. Box book now open. Deore open at Y; performance commences at 73%. m cue CLOSING ENTERTAINMENTS AT OUD FELLOWS HALL, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND SaTURDAY EVENINGS. ALSO, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER- by NS, at 3 o'clock, when Children will be admitted for Ten Cente. Tas Evening EXreatainments : Reserved Seats, front, 5) cents Rear Seata 25 cents. 18S HOSMER’S M “BEATRICE CENCI SLEF PING.” This ex ite piece of sculpture, executed at Rome yee paper suneriesnsenlpirecs, +4 On exhibition tor a limi per! PHILP’S Fine Art Gallery, S22 Pa. avenue, between 9th and lth streets. Admission 25 cents, (The proceeds of the exhiti- tion for the benefit of the artist) Hours: from 11 a.m. till dusk, mi? prs FAMILY, it FIGHT MEMBERS, E VOCALISTS, HARPISTS, a = BELL-RINGERS. __ New Programme Every Night. NEW HARP SOLOS. y NEW VOCAL SELECTIONS, NEW AND ORIGINAL BELL MUSIC, and M. EDDIE and LISETTE IN NEW BALLADS, ‘Taxe Noticx.— i he Afternoon Concerts of Wed- nerday and Saturday commence at 3o’clook. Ti Kate for Children 10 cents, m 17 4t GPann COTILUON PARTY OF THE Franklin Fire Company, AT THEIR HALL D, between 12th and i3th Streets, On MONDAY EVENING, March 2d. The Company respec fully announce toe their friends and the public. that, every nacessary arrangement being completed. they will give their Third Cotilion Party as above. Commuttee of Arrangements, Ke Bova UShscrerde” Geo. K. 5 . Shackelford. Tne A. King. mis MyW&eS PHILHARMONIC HALL. This fine Hall, the largest and best looated in the sity, is now completed by a recent addition of Sil per and Dressing Rooms, and wil! be rented to Ba'is. ri Concerts, Lectures, &c., of fi lass exclusively. Apply at” W.G. M ROTTS fe pA usic Store GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. NEW AUCTION BARGAINS, Just received from late New York and Baltimore auctions, French and Scotch EM 6ROIDERIES, teal LACES, Chantilly and Lace VEILS, Plain and Embroidered HANUKERCHIEFS, BLACK Cc be sold E. GUTMAN’S, 59 High, near Bridge street, m17-\w* Georgetown, D OR BOSTON .—The superior fast-sailing oli er schooner Searavilie rived, and will be rec day for the abve port. or freight or passaxe apply to HARTLEY & BRO, 10L Water street, weorgetown. im le-iw a (UUN D.—On leaving the ormuibus inthis town, a fow days ago, | picked up a sinall SUM OF MONEY, which will be restored to the owner by describing it and paring for this advertisement. Apply to the subscriber. at No. 17 ist at., George- pay or during office hours at No. 5° Winder’s uilding. “m9 at" SAMUEL RAINEY. New FEPRING GOODS. JOHN H.SMOOT, No. 119 Bridge street, Georgetown, D.C., has just received, and now offering at very low prises, to cash and prompt cuslomers, & general as- sortment of Goods, adapted to the early Spring de- mand, comprisiag in part— Best makes Black Siiks, som ilack and Colored M, Deiain New style Spring M. Delai New Englinu and Merrum Blsck and White do., aud Gioghains, Keal Manohester Gingiiauis, Lancaster and English nt 1236 cts, Striped and Dotted Shirting Prints, Best makes white Cambrics, Brilliants, Plaid and Striped Murlins, Jones’ fine soit-finished Engish Long Cloths, Best Irish Linens and Linea Jawns, Linen Sheeting and Pillow Linens i0-4 nod 12 4 Bleached and Brown Cotton Sheetings, Family Cottons, of all the most reliable wakes, for shuirting, ladies’, or oluidcen’s use, fine, medium. and heavy, White and Brown, Table Damask and Table Cloths, Colored-bordered Towels and Huckaback Diapers, Scotch Diapers, Russia and American Crash, SILK, and lotsof other GOODS, which will cheaper than ever, at and Challies, Prints, Heavy brown ‘uadressed Linen, for Children’s A prot Caseiine d Seana, for boys” wear, Extensi Bisho, ped Skirts, Cotton Hoseand Haif Hoss, Striped Osnaburgs and Plaid Cottons, Heavy Cotton Osnaburgs and Duck, With other sensonable Goods, To which the attention of Cash and prompt ens- tomers are invited. JH. SMOOT._ m to SINE AiLES.—We respecttully announce to our friends sad the public that we have at Inet ane: ceeded in haying a large quantity of ALES of veri- ous kinds brewed expressly to our order, which we will guarantee be the finest xnd the largest vari- ety that was ever offered in this market. All persons wishing a nice article of Ale can have it by apply ing Lous for either of the following brands, viz. Kennett Burton XXX Pale, India Pale, Phil- adelphia and XX. \We also have a fine article of Brown Stout and XX Porter always on hand. | All orders by mail, or givento our drive: ill be attended to. _ ARNY & SHI Union Bottling Depot, 57 Grecn stre di7-d orgetown, D.C, N. . M. RUPPEL, ORTH side of Market Space, No. 37, between Bridge and Canal streets, Georgetown, announces to eis patrons that at his! RESTAURANT may be found at all es the choicest and most excelient assortment of L.JQUORS, OYSTERSand all kinds = in sengon. Moals served at cil hours and at the asual prices, jan 4-3m LOST AND FOUND. osT oe Tee ae dt a 3” 4 Franklin Row, @ large white and«sg > black NEWFOUNDLAND PUP, aboutat ao eight months old, very large for his age. His head and ears are biagh, his body ok iarks, particularly On the left side, Bbersk reward will be given for his return, m 17-2t OST.—A STONE MARTIN VICTORINE, broad upon the shoulders, with three tipsoneach end. lined with a changeable silk of purplish hue, t ned with brows buttohe, with fine bleek braid, ‘The above acticlo was either left in the omnibus last evening at the corner of Ya. avenue and Lith street, loston Ith street between Pa. avenue and | st. be left st the Star Office when found. Fizder tably rewardet. 1m 16-St* Ww: ‘TAKEN UV’. on Sunday last, as an A RED COW, wt white str pe down her back. The owner will please come forward, prove property, pny here and take her away. Hes. LINK m 16 -3t* s6th straet, between Fa ite, with street, a larce Cross attached, in shape « will be rewarded by leaving itat MILLER & © NINGHAM’S Pluinhing and Gas Fitting ment, No. 243 Pa, avenue, between beth and | streets, south side. FOR RENT.—Two large ROOMS, for storage, 419 Pa. aveaue. Inquire on Ww Cc. G. MORRISON, WASHINGTON MARKET, No. 419 Pa. AVENUE The subscriber has openeda Market House as above, where he intends keeping a geversl aszort ment of every thing in the PROVISION line Just received, # bushels of DRIED APPLES, a ‘ticle. DRIED PEACHE we STORAGE ») suitst fine Wwholessleand retail. +. MORRISON. | Fou _, , NOTICE. ; OUR DAYS SALE OF RICH LACES, AT “Tur LaKes.” &4 Pa. avenue. nenr Adami Express, Commencing TUESDAY, Mareh 16th, 1858. W. HAYMAN closing out the residue of his stock at half the ori- zs Serdioia Point Collars, from 75 cents, lication Collars, from 30 cents. et Aquille in Collars and Setts, Point Applique = do. do, Valievoeses™ do. do. Cone oe nawle, Mantiling, Veils Ci .s anti! Flounces, Barbs, Coffeurs, Laces by the yard or piece m i6 St \ SNAN Tahir MEE8CHANT TAILOR, No. 281 Pennsylvania avenue, south side, belween joth and ita strects, beew leave tp: toleem r eo gener Be er cated if RINE SPOR OF GOOD: cot saci de fo one Frepeh ch ls immers f estings. Als« tesortinent Of GENTS" FOR WISH! m 15 colm N. CASRAR OIL, at GIBRS’S R&S: enon ia atrest, 2 G GUODsS, lenient ababteiene eee By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. RAND CLOSING OUT SALE FOR Messas Vito Viti & So+s.—Ou THIS; Wed- nesday) EVENING, March i7th, st 74) o’clock, at Crouoh’s Aerdumy of Musi, corner of Pennsyiva- mig Avenue and ith st..we shau close outthe res- ay of their beautiful goods without regad to . Among the articles to be offered are some beauti fol specimens of Marbie Statuary: the Nymph the Amo Charity, &c. Also, 2 quantity of veautifal Parian China Figures and Ornaments. Aiso, Busts of Ciay, Webster, Washington, Jack- 800, Peror Nichelas, & e. i" pe Bronze, f erher witha large quantity of richly wrought Alxba: ter Vases, Urns, Xo. e 4 : The attention of the public is oslied to this sale, which will be made without reserve. Terms: One hundred dollars and under, that suim ® crea\soi2and 4 months, with interest, aniisfactorily endorsed, .P. 8. Persons unable to attend the sale in theeve ming can purchese any articie from Mr. Viti during the day, at very low rates. m ty J. C. MoGUIRE. Auctioneer, “By BARNARD & BUCKEY; Georgetown, ALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT +) Avuction.—On MON DAY MORNING, 2d in- cash; over stant, at "clock, we will seil.at the residence of Mra. W on Gay street, near Greene street, the entire Household Furniture, aa— Mahogany Sofa, Rocker and Chairs, Lo, Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Do Dr nd other ‘Tabies, Bedstends, Bec, and Bedding, Mattresses, Sideboard. Came-seat Chairs, Parlor, Hall and other Carpeta, Kitchen Furniture, Stoves, &c., Glass and Crockery Ware, Tin Ware, &0., &c. Terms eash, mi7 te BARNARD & BUCKEY, Aucts, By J. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. CLOTHING AT AUCTION,—I will! sell the entire stook of ready-inade Clothing and Fur- mshing Goods st 370 Browus’ Hotel, on FR'DAY, SATURDAY, and MONDAY EVENINGS, 13th 2uth and 22d instant, commencing at 7 o'clock. Sate positive to close, J... MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. m 17-3t (nte}l.) By JAS. C. McGUIRFE, Auctioneer. ERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSEWOop SEVEN-OCTAVE CKERING PIaNo PORTE. EL.nGANT CITY- MADE CABINET FURNITURE, MANDSOME GILT FRAME MigRURS. RICH SILK AND DAMASK CURTAINS, VELVET AND BRUSSELS CAK vers, &o.—On MONDAY MORNING, March 29 at 10 o'clock, and continuing trom day to day unl the who eis 0 | sell the superior Furniture and effeets of the *Ebbitt House,” situ- ated on ¥ street, between i3th and i4th streets, ei iracing every variety and style of Parlor and Chain- ber Furniture, Bedding, &o. This extensive establishinent embracos some eighty-five pariors and chambers, which fitted up ina style. unequaled in th F ture all having been mace atthe heat eatablishments of this city and of very superior style and finish. We name— seven-octave Pisnoforte, by Elegant rosewood hickering ‘ Elegant French-piate gilt-frame mantel. pier, and oval Mirrors, of various sizes and styles Superior rosewood and wajuut erimsen p.ush-cov- ered French and tete-a tete Sofas Arm, iadies’ and parior Chairs Rockera, Gotine reception Chairs, &c. . Sure of ‘rosewood Parlor turniture, finished in crimson and gold brocate'le, comprising two Fey Esete Soias, two arm Chairs, and eight par- lor hairs Suices of nandsome welnut fizured damask- covered Parlor Furniture, consisting of two Sofas, two arm Chairs, Rocker, nnd four parior Chairs Handsome walnut Whatnots, Etageres, and Book- stands, of various patterns Beautiful marbli . centre, sofa, and side Tables, in rosewood, walnut, and mahogany Elegant brocatelle, damask, and lace Curtains throughout the house, with gilt Cornice, Cords, . Tassels, &c., joe ae Rich French China Vases, Candelabras and other mante! Ornaments Superior Veivet, English, Brussels, and three-ply Carpets throuzhout the house Brusseis and Venetian hali and stair Carpets Oil Cloth. Rugs, Stairs Rods and Eyes Splendid rosewood, wainut, and mahogany marbie- Pep crestiar Bureaus and Washstands, Ward - rol Jonny Lind and French Bedatends tine painted Cottage Sets, with and without mar- Solid cherry Bedsteads, Wardrobes, and Wash- stands Of superior make Pamted “Wardrobes, Bedsteads, and Washstands, Superior curled hair Mattres: Fine t eather Reds. Bolsters and Pillows. Very extensive lot of superior B.aukets. Maraeillon Cuts, Comforts, bedspreads, Sheeting, Bol- ster ard Pillow sli French China, marble id granite Toilet Seta, Rush and cane sest Chairs, Rockars. Méhogany hair spring-seat Solas, Ko je Chairs, Hair th, rep. and damask-covered Lounges, Marbie-top Sideboards and Beaufets, Bookoases, Writing- Desks, Arm Chairs, Eight superior engraved heavy silver-plated Tea q Silver plated Castors. Waiters, Tea and Coffes Urus, Spoons and Forks, Superior Table Cutlery, Fire Irons, Waloutand mahogany extension, breakfast, card, and side ‘Tables. Superior ook cane-seat dining C French China and granite Dinn Service, Chry stat GE tend Decanters, Water Bottles, Gob umblers and Wine G asses. n Urns, Chafing Dishes and Dish Covers, Radiator, open-grate and air-tight Stoves: oe With a gent! assortment of every article in the hou rs. » Dessert. and Tea Terms: credit of 1,2, dorsed not in 17-e0d 3} over and 4inonths. for satin , bearing interest. J.C. MoGUIRE, Auct, BOARDING. yywo OR THR L.EMEN AND their wives, also single gentiemen, can be ac- commodated with BOARD and pleasant front ROOMS at 37) Pa, avenue, opposite the National Bae Men! hours to suit the applicants. m 15-e05t™ at sum, 2 orily en- ___¥OR BENT AND 84LE. —On the 22d of March, the COT- 2d street, Capitol Hill, between B ly ocenpied by Mr. A. G. Pendleton, ims ten rooms, with gos. Cistern of water inthe yard. Aeply at No, fe8 12th street. m17-5t" JOOR SALE —The Stock and Fixtures or the Good Wii! and Fix-ures of the BUO'T and SHOR STORE on Pa. avenve, between 12th and ISth atreets, No. 262, rorth side. —mio-st* (Staten) . SaaS onl AND DESIR FURNISHED ISK FOR RE subscriber hag for rent a new and very desirable three story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand- vomely furuished, and containing all the modern improvements. ‘Sh s property is delightfully ettuated fora summer residence, and to a good tenant the rent wil! be moa- erate. Apply to JAS.C. MeulIKE, Auctioneer and Commiseion Merchant mis (ARM FOR SAL#.—A valuable Farm contain ing one hundred ne tate of cu'tivaric uit Trees and «| modern improv edin Prince George’s County, Marylend, miles from Washington. For further information inquire of GEO. W. BRAY, No, 282 Sth street, twee) M nnd N sireets north. mil-im* SOR RENT—The FURNISHED ROOMS f recently eooupied by ore E.lis will be vacant and jor rent after this date. The location (276 Penn- sylvyaniaaven e,next the Kirkwood House) is one of the best in the city for gentlemen having buamness at the Capitol or Depariments, and will be rented to trensient or permanent occupants. There are seve— rei siuailer rooms also in the house, at moderate prices te eon tf COR SALF OR RENT.—A BRICK DWEL- LING, containing 13 rooms The Furnitur will be sold with the house, if desired. Beautifully situated on Miseouri avenue, No. 24 between 449 and 6th streets, near the National and Browns’ Ho Inquire on the prem m nr ne EE LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON. SORGE PAGER and ‘THOMAS ‘un regularly at The Steamers G COLLY ER w following hour Lxave George Pake—'! Thomas Collye LEXANDRIA AT 8, 10a. m.; 124%, 3,and5 p.m, yO Iba. ms 2 and 4 p.m. sKAVE WASHINGTON aT Grorke Page—®44,9, 11 a. m. 2-4. and 6 p.m. Thomas Collyer—d, 10 a.m ; 12%, 24, and 534 p. m. Pare 13 Cents. Whaley’s Omnibuses connecting with the Page and Collyer leave the Capitol and corner of 12th st. and Pa. avcnue the same tune the boats leave Alex — RICHARD WALLACH, Pres. FOR MOUNT VERNON. COLLYER will leave for Mount Vernon on SDAYS and FRIDAYS. from Washington at 15 M'L. BAKER, Capt. PORTANT TO ELLUDERS AND OTH- s. The undersigned has purchased the Free STONE, taken from the ‘Treasury Building. This Stome be ing particularly seiected from the best portions of the quarries of Virginia, and after being subjected to twenty years action of wenther, proves to be considerably harae instances harder than the Brows Free Stone of Connecticut. [shall be abe towell nearly one half cheaper than the Con Brown Free Stone. Also, Conneoticut Iding Lal peepee ‘arved Italian and Plain Mantels er than can be purchased in any other part of ty. Monuments, Tom! nd Alexandria at 93 0c m fead Stones, &o. N RUTHERFORD. m 15-1m* 2d door from comer 12th and KE ————_— oor Stee C&rAaktyersiie NOTICK.—We, the un- dersigned. have formed a Copartneranip under the firm of y& BROTHER, for the purpose of carrying & Wholesale Liquor Business and Refining, at No. 585 on 7th sireot. ‘A. A. KAGY, J. M. KAG 3s > _Washington, Marob 6th, 1888. RIENTAL NAIL POLISH, giving 9 beautiful OO eire a tee POLIS, ts oe " wear ‘8th etreat Pa ew. - 10-tm i THE AMBROTY PES Taken atiny Gallery are said to be the best taken in the city, ‘Phey ars truc likenesses and are none than any taken in the city. | havea ne lot ol LIKEN ESSER (either Daguarceoty pes or Am- VMIRTATURES taken and set in Breastping, ‘ pap ee SE > Italian Macaroni, Itali Tiare Goan RNG © BURCHELE fee Cor. Vermont avenue anu 15th street, a AUCTION SALES. SSE ee SALES. TO-DAY & TO-MORROW MORNING. SPAT & TO-MORROW MORNING. By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Works OF ART AT AUCTION —Last and YY closing sale ten ficent St 5 ving. handsomely framed go popes Setibiionat on WEDN ESD Ay te, ae entrect stairs.) will be contine oat bLa’clock, aaa 2 Bape will do well to pa) 3 and sold without reserve, "The attention ofthe ie ches 1@ particularly invited to the sie. m l6-4 RE A. GRE By A. GREEN, Auctioneer, EXTENSIVE SALE OP AN Lexy or Rare axp Vatu asp Oit Pa NTINGs.—On WED ING, the lth ins ENTIRE GAL- BLE ENGRAYINGS NESDAY EVEN- t. (and will be continued uty at aw . imported from Lon- ‘The subjects comprise historical, landscape, reli- sions, moral and sacred Plates. Also, an a+sortment of fine Engiish Sporting Sub- jects. ‘The pictures will be arranged for exhibition on Tuordey morning, and will be found worthy ofa Visit asa galiey ar. 1] invited to ‘attend the sale. a ee Terme cash, mm lon. A. GREEN Auctioneer. Ry WALL & BARNARD. Auctionrers, EREMTORY SALE OF GOLD AND Sitver WartcHas, Cuains, Jeweury, & Avc- tion—On MONDAY MORNING’ Mare: at il o’olock, and to be continued Lt hing at 7 o'clock, during the week until th: stock is disposed of. at Store No. 527 7t under the Avenue House. we wi.! of Jeweiry, &c., ss fol ows— God Hanting and po cased Watches Gold Fob, Ves Guard Chains Gold Breast , Kar-rings yy Jet, Mosaic, and Gold Stone Gold sets in Chased and Sea! nes Seals. Keys, Gold Vencils,Gold Pens, Silver Pens l.ockets, Card Cases, Portemonnies With x great stock not here mentioned. The Indies are reepect fully invited to attend. Terma cash, WALL & BARNARD, Aucts, m3 FUTURE DAYS. By J.C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. HREE SMALL DWELLING HOUSES AT pratic SaLe.—On MONDAY AFTERNOON March 22d. at 5 o’clook. on the premises, | shall sell fronting 23 feet ih streets west, 7 inches ton 30 feet alley, with consisting of a two-story brick street, and two tw the rear of the lot front the improvements, Dwe ling house on K frame @welling houses in ng on the 3)-leet aiiey. Each house will be sold eepa- ral Term Ons-fourth oxsh: the residue in 6, 12, and with interest, secured by deed of trust on the premises, J. C. McGUIRE, Auctioneer. _mi6-d By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. T*e TWO-STORY FRAME AND ONE Buick Hover ann 1 aT Auction —On TUE! sell, in front of the on No. S4.in Square No. enst of 50 feet, betw: J s.,( Navy Yard.) with theimprovements, whieh are two Frame and one Brick House, containing four rooms each ‘Terms: One hait cash ; balance ineand 9 mont! for notes besring interest for the deferred payment A deed given and adeed of trust taken. ‘Title indisputabie, m 16 A. GREEN, Auct. N AKDHAL'S SALE.—In virtue of a wrt of fierie fscias, under the lien law. issued from the clerk's office of the Cirowit Court of the District of Columbia, for the County of Washington, and to me directed, I will axpoee to public sale, for Casu, in front cf the Court House door of said county, on FRIDAY, the 25th of March, 1858, at 2 0 clo: the foliowing deseribed fendant’s right. title. ¢! the three (3) Frame Hou: in reservation D, on Maryland avenue, betw. en 43: and 6:h streets, in the city of V ington, D C., seized and levied upon as the property of James R. Lokey, and’ will be soid to satisfy Judicial No. 279, to October term, 1257, in favor of Smith & Fowler. In. perty, to wit: All de- and interest in and to erected on Lot No. 5, EK, J.D. m2-dte = Marshal for the District of Columbia, MARSHAL’S SALE—in virtue of seven (2) LYE writ fier: fe issued from the Clerk's «f- fice of the Circuit Court of the District of Columbin for the County of Washington an me directed, I ehali expose to public sale for Casu.in front of the Court-houre door of seid County on FRIDAY, the ‘26th day of March, at 12 o'clock, m., the fi described property. to wit: all defe title, enim, and interest in and to nil that piece or parce! of na lying in Georgetown, in the pis- triet of Columbia, which is included within the foi- lowing metes and bounds, to wit: Begiuaing on the west siceof Market Spaceat a point &2 feet 10 inch- es south from the corner of Bridge street and ilar- ket Space. and rameae ence west with the north wail of the two story brick houses on the lot hereby described and the iine thereof extenaed 39 feet, theree south and parallel with Market Space 27 feet 6 inches, more or jess, to a point which Will be intersected by the line of the south wall of said house extended west, then by said line reversed eastto Market Space at the southeast corner of said house, and then porth and with the line of Mar ket space 2 fect Binches to the place of beginning, which is the northeast cornerof said house, togeth- er with all and singular the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon as the pecoery of ree ir.,and will be sold to satisty Judicials - 355, and 3% to October term, 1856, in favor wus Hatcher and Naney Hatcher, and Nos. 5 4197 Jndiciais to May term, 1858, m favor of Chine and Dillon, Peter Dillon, Benjamm ‘Triplett, and John Crumbaug! . D. HOOVER, m2dts Marshal for the Distriet of Columbi BOOKS.-BOOKS.-BOOKs. GIFTS! GIFTS! PsILBeRIck’s Gar ds BOOKSTORE REMOVED AND REOPENED at No. H, between Seventh and Fehth streets, opposite the Centre Market. NEW BOOKS AND PRESENTS. GIVEN AWAY. GOLD JEW nis to Si imme- A PRESENT wo diately delivered tot of each Book for e Store, whieh we receive 31 See pre.” between 7th and 8h street a mis-lw J. PHILBRICK, Agent, A GRAND RAFFLE FOR JEWELRY. A Grand Kaftie to come off at the National Hotel on i= TURDAY EV ING, March 27th, at 73. o’cloc! in the Bar Roou Two Tuovsand Dottars Worth oF VaLvaRBLe TEWEBURY, Fully guaranteed, and cin now be seen at the Rank- ing House of Messrs Suter, Lea & Co,ou 7th st., between Lou. venueand D street, where they are on deposit fe keeping. 1, Oze large Brilliant Breastpin, set in a snake, With 48 email brilliants eet on the body, with Truly eyes, cost S50 2. One heavy dout Charl ndo 3 One large Oriental Pearl, set on a gold rose- leaf Breastpin, : 4. One pair of large Brilliant Farrings, esen one containing five brill arts, " 5. One larze Claster Brillinnt Finger-Ring, 6. One iarge singie Diamond Ring, 2. One Cluster Din-vond Ring, ase Gold Chronometer, Jolin Cope, Rathboue ®, One Scarf Pin, Eagle and Pearl, eld 9, On id Curb Chain, 35 14, Une Gold Locket, = ifj- 4% CHANCES AT $5 EACH, ‘The Refile will poerey come off ifonly one-half the tickets are sold, otherwise the money will be strictly returned to the chance holder. ‘Tickete can be had at a.l the principal Hotels, and As above. By order of the Trustee. EXCHANGE, Ba (KIN A AND COLLECTION HOUSE oF il, SWAN & Co., Attanta, Gro, ONTGOMER Aba. DEALERS IN EXCHANGE, BANK NOTES, and COIN, NOTES. BILLS AND DRAFTS CoLLECTED AT ALL THE PRiNciPaL Points, And Proceeds Promptly Remitted On Day of Payment. m 15-dtr_ Rerer to— Broadway Bank, Shoe & Leather Dealers Bank. Pueihe Bank, New York. Bank of J Robb & Co., New Orleans, Shingler Brothers, Charleston. F. Skinner & Co., New York and Boston. m 12-)w* ~ NOTICE. Grorcr W. DUTTON, No. 420 7th street, be- tween (3 and H streets, would most respect - fully inform hus friends and the public gen- erally that he is now, prepared to make L. dies*, Gentiemen’s, Misses’ and Children BOOTS ard SHOFS to order, with neatne dispatch. Boots and Shoes repaired at short not: in the best manner, and upon reasenabie terms. Don't forget the place—No. 420 7th street. between G and B streets, one door north of Chapin & Brother’s Wood 1ard, W asnington, D.C. je 1-Im M4245 Works, WM. RUTHERFOR ARTIFICER IN MARDLE E Street, between 12th and 13th Streets North, ‘Wasutneton City, > Invites is Attention iv ais extentive -of beautiful designed aud Kiaborateiy Carved MAN- TELS in 8 variety of Marbles. togeth rs. s choice assortment of STATUARY, ‘whieh for de- adept forthe Garden or Tak A wee soso apted for the len or Tomb. large as z tment cA Fate, Mantela, Monuments, and Tomb- stones at very low prices. Monuments of any design exeouted to order with uality and dis) Punet: paten. Marble work or so aging, and ‘every other work in P Pless6 call and make an inspection of our stock. N. B.—Make a note of theaddress. fe 17-6m ee, AUOTION SALES. - al oa TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ——— ee From the Acseciated Proce Ages. A ence enenatileaineeiiensistiaiieaanmenssiies Later trom Kanses. St. Lov, March ie Free State ti worth They bad xucceeded in nomienieeearenworth. the constitutional convention. a Dem- ocratic ticket had also been nominated ‘The election held on the 9th instant quietly, so far as known. The votes amounted to between 8.000 8,000 The enrollment of the militia was notwithstanding the proclamation of Gor Des. ver against it Mr. Babcock, the anti-Topeka candidate, had ae Mayor of Lawrence city by a large y All was quiet at Fort Scott. Destructive Fire. PuLarrvemia, March 16 —This morning sbout two o'clock, the extensive barn Laacan ike, near this cit, we ~~ “4 f ¥, belonging to .P. ngton, Baq , was totally destroyed by fie t0- gether with a large number of borses and 64 head of the best blooded cattle in the county. had been collected by Mr. Remi: expense, and the loss will not felt by him, but by the farmers loss ix estimated at about $25,000, on which there ix no Insurance, bis policies baving expt oae month since. The fire is attri to an In- cendiary, many of whom are abou: the county The farmers are in great alarm Collision en the Ohie. Cinctnxati. March 15 —Tbe steamers Great eee and Princess came in Se ie three ©-cleck on Saturday morning, ite Raleigh, ary © — Princess sank in ten ° the hurricane deck. The cabin on the Princess were snved. together with tbe books and baggage. One woman and two cbildren, deck passengers, and three of the deck hands were drowned Burning of « Prison. ee N . » March 15.—A fire broke out ta © prison at th lace to-day, danagin; i ety to the val Ee 85.000 < jesars. Beker, Dons, Contractors, are sufferers to a large amount. None of tie Convicts escaped. Outward Bound. New York, March 17.—The Ew direct for Liverpool before noon only $7,000 in specie on freight. Southern Markets. _ . New Onntans, March 16.—The stenmer’s ad- Vices caused greater firmness in our cotton mar ket, and increased activity. Sales to-day 12.500 bales, at 10Yall for middling. Decreased re- ceipts at this port, 67,000 bales Mosi_x, March 16.—Cotton firmer, in conse- quence of the favorable advices per last Fa ~ales to-day, 3.000 bales; the last three days, 9,50" bales; receipts do , 10,000 bales. CHARLESTON, March 16.—Cotton omy 94 sales 2.500 bales; at prices ranging from 10 to 12 Freight to Liverpool 7-16. Avousts, March 16 —The stenmer’s advices have caused a slight sdvaoce en all grades of — Sales to-day, 1,600 vales—inarket closing rm. sailed , with Baltumere Markets. Bavtimozg, March 17.—Flour is steady and yn- changed Wheat is steady and in good demand. White Corn is unchanged; yellow 57a5e. Cloverseed is dull and drooping at #4 62a4 75. Whisky is firmer; City 21; Ohio 21 ga2ae. Provisions are very dull, and ng lown- ward. Sugar, molasses and coffee are very firm. New York Markets. New Yorn, March I7 —Flonr is heavy ; sales §.500 bbls. State $4.30a84.35; Ohio, $5.05a85.25; Southern is firm at #4.8035.10. Kentucky Wheat is firm; sales 8.000 bushels: white 8130. Corn is firm; sales 12,000 bushels; 67. Beef ts write 69; mixe Pork is lower; quotations nominal quiet; Western repacked S12 258813 50. Lard is heavy at 94, 10>. Whisky is dull; Obio 22cx. Financial. New Yous. March 17 —Stocks are dull and lower. Chicago end Rock Island #0; Cumber- land Coal Co. 21; La Crosse and Milwaukie 104; Mich‘gan Southern 25 ¥; New York Central 92x; Reading Sx; Milwaukie and Mississippi 33; Can- tons 21; Virginia G's i x exchange is dull at 107 jgal0s. FOR LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING, Orrics Screxixtexpent Prsic Printine, Washington, Merch 12, 188. Senled proposals will be received at this ofhee until ‘tuesday, the 6th day of April, 1858, for exeor - ting, in the best manner, the following work i the aoe and House of Representatives of the United States, viz: ist. For transferring from cepper to and printing = thonsand oe ag ge jess) = ol \ charts,to ncoompany t annua. Leppert the superintendent of the Coast Survey. 2d. For encraving on stone and printing ten thou- sand copies (more or lees) of twenty-two charta, to Sorompany the anme report. in the first class the proposa's must state the price per hud-ed ovpies for translerring and printing each: chart, separate y. in the second cine the proposals must state the price for engraving each char , and for printung each per one hundred copies, separately. ioe, for = in- for the PFevosa Ls ‘The ebarts will be open st the o spection of those persons déeirous of bidding sue. until the closyng of the tide, where aiso blank forms for proposaix may be procured. 5 isa = required for printing will be furnished y this oflice. "Contract all be entered into with, and bonds ecu ity will be required from the suocers ul » for the faithful execution of thet con- tracts. It is to be dirtmetly understood that no bi’s wil be entertained from any partes 1 ot Girectl+ engag: ps Practically acquainted with the style of work “The propossis must state the time required for the exeeution of the work, or port ons of the same. cr la be ny to eedieny yer or the envelope * Proposals for Laithogra: 5 hi rer. WB MAN peri TT LUMBER. HE Undersigned would respectfally irform their friends and che public thst they are Rr red to far ail kinds of LUMBER FO VILDING PUR POSEd, either im the rough or prepared i a: manner reacy for use 3 Willa a0 keep on ake to order at the shortest 108, SASH. BLINDS. DOORS: MOULUINGS. hed alee. all IN the lowest above to Lumber Yard and Factory corner 13th and Canal tn. p51 oe McLEAN & MUNRO. To aL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. A CARD.—We regret to be obliged to ask thore who are indebted to us for the amount due ou their respective accounts, therefore we hope that this gentie hint will be sufficient to mduce all to cal! on .(a8 well as those who are indebted to H KR. day Ye return our sincere thanks to our Who have extended their patronage te past year, aud hope, by attention to borwess, and ® Te geles ed stock of fine F a € GROCK- ES, to merit a continunnce of their favors. MARSH & VOSS, Dealers in all K.rds of Grooe m 12-eotAprill cor. of 10th st. and ROPOSALS A ye iN BA a ing in repair the Lines of the r¢ graph Company between New York and Washing- ton, or any part thereof no: lesa than 50 miles. tune onthe Railroad conmets of four wires between New York sod Washington. The Lire onthe common read of two wires, the entire§dis- Oe. ge wil! state the charge per mile for keep- ing the pet endo order, pee a ae 4 charge of substituting, when ured, wire and pl chestnut posts. 25 feet long, peeled, and six inches in diameter at smal! end J. KENDALL, Address Ge Shee L. . m !l-eotf Washineton, D. c. SE. Gh, AND Oe SAMENTAL SE, b, A OUST AINTING EMPORICAL Painting ¢xeouted at the shortest notios and at the most reasorable prices. Sign work 3 per it cheaper than the old rates. Speciments of all kr: of work can be seen at the Emporium, No. 51 Loui- rinna avenue, between 6th and 7th streets rorth aide. m litt ISTORICAL SKETCHES OF Pid ORTH ins from 1834 to 1851, by Joun H. Waext- up the cap inthe history of this patriotic S.:ate.”—George Bancroft. ze “This work fills “W heeler’s History of North Careline ign work often consulted in anjudicating © this office, and is reearded ax authority. C. Wha- sine, gegen Fed Pensions. *rice or e YLOR & MAURY, m 15-5t Fay yon & Mav Sth et. SAVE Your MONEY. = . C. MoK NEW bege leave to inform hi N is aan ree OOD and COAL a the flow. Pine is measured before sawed. asad BB XT avail binds and at tow prices. m II 6t* on Sth etrest us Fpl he a pnb, POLITICAL TRAY sUUB, ut becyolo- a pedis, Pte ee, ee for the noe eins statesmen United mtates, cdited by M. W. Clasky, | voleme, a FRANCK TAYLOR. nm 7 * HALF L SRS oe areca is eer ob